India Private Airports Say Fee Cuts Threaten Cash Flows
Private Indian airport operators warned that a 25% cut in landing fees due to the Iran war could strain cash flows. The group requested urgent policy support.
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Private airport operators in India warned a government-mandated 25% cut in landing and parking fees will drain cash flows and hinder debt servicing. The regulator ordered the three-month reduction for domestic flights to assist airlines pressured by the conflict in Iran. Investors face revenue imbalances as operators lack a mechanism to ensure airlines pass these savings to ticket-buying passengers.
